SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA: UNITH, a company that develops digital human technology, has announced the launch of three digital humans that have been integrated into its website for public engagement and demonstration.

The digital humans are AIKO, a UNITH spokesperson, LAIA, a Barcelona tour guide, and Julia, a HR employee.

The digital humans are powered by GPT technology, which enables them to converse with users based on a set of information uploaded by the user, such as a product catalogue, employee handbook or business website.

The digital humans can also be customized by clients to reflect their preferred visual appearance, audio and language.

The launch of the digital humans is a milestone in UNITH’s 2023 Technology Roadmap, which aims to deliver a self-service platform that will allow prospective customers to create their own digital humans within the platform from a basic dashboard. The platform will go-to-market later this calendar year.

UNITH’s CEO Idan Schmorak said: “The self-service platform will address a large unmet need for businesses who will be able to generate their own digital humans without minimal-to-no tech experience.

To achieve this development milestone is a big win for the platform with digital humans created from a simple dashboard where users will be able to upload their documents and select their visual and audio preferences.”

The demo digital humans, AIKO, LAIA and Julia can answer questions about their dedicated purpose and be accessed via [unith.ai].